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MorningBird
MorningBird
NSW
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6 Sep 2018 9:29pm
Pantaenius want another out of water survey. I'm overseas so this is likely to be difficult.
Anybody had one done in Sydney recently and what did it cost?
Sydney88
Sydney88
NSW
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NSW, 108 posts
6 Sep 2018 9:30pm
How old is the last one?
fishmonkey
fishmonkey
NSW
494 posts
NSW, 494 posts
6 Sep 2018 10:21pm
Noakes charged us $540 for a survey for insurance late last year (not including lift/launch).
MorningBird
MorningBird
NSW
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NSW, 2711 posts
7 Sep 2018 1:45am
David88 said..
How old is the last one?


2013, they want one every 5 years. It is all these annoying and costly issues that can put a bloke off having a boat.
MorningBird
MorningBird
NSW
2711 posts
NSW, 2711 posts
7 Sep 2018 1:46am
fishmonkey said..
Noakes charged us $540 for a survey for insurance late last year (not including lift/launch).


Thanks for that. How big a boat was it for?
shaggybaxter
shaggybaxter
QLD
2680 posts
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7 Sep 2018 5:41am
MorningBird said..

David88 said..
How old is the last one?



2013, they want one every 5 years. It is all these annoying and costly issues that can put a bloke off having a boat.


Gday MB,
Yep on the money side. I have to get my liferaft serviced this year to be eligible for racing.
$1500.
Per year.
You can rent them cheaper than this.
Go figure.
Jolene
Jolene
WA
1624 posts
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7 Sep 2018 4:42am
Surveyed my 10m boat in June for club marine.
$280 for survey and approx the same for a lift.

Survey was really only a tick the box checklist for Insurance and not a thorough one.
It was recommended to me by the surveyor that I install a float operated bilge pump and that went on the report.
The insurance company then asked me if I was likely to do so and that was it ,,, for another 5 years anyway.
No big deal really
Trek
Trek
NSW
1215 posts
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7 Sep 2018 6:47am
I must be a bit of an alien, since I put my Trek Transponder on the boat I have saved $5000 by insuring 3rd party only. I dont think anything could happen to the boat so fast that I couldn't fix it given the warning I would get. If it did I just have to grin and bear it. But I forgot about the insurance companies trying to milk more out of us by surveys, in that case much more
boty
boty
QLD
685 posts
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7 Sep 2018 8:37am
shaggybaxter said..

MorningBird said..


David88 said..
How old is the last one?




2013, they want one every 5 years. It is all these annoying and costly issues that can put a bloke off having a boat.



Gday MB,
Yep on the money side. I have to get my liferaft serviced this year to be eligible for racing.
$1500.
Per year.
You can rent them cheaper than this.
Go figure.


yep stopped having mine serviced about 7 years ago got sick of buying new ones to meet rule changes now rent off great circle way cheaper
stray
stray
SA
325 posts
SA, 325 posts
7 Sep 2018 8:34am
Trek said..
I must be a bit of an alien, since I put my Trek Transponder on the boat I have saved $5000 by insuring 3rd party only. I dont think anything could happen to the boat so fast that I couldn't fix it given the warning I would get. If it did I just have to grin and bear it. But I forgot about the insurance companies trying to milk more out of us by surveys, in that case much more


Who is the 3rd party with? I couldnt find anyone doing it 3 years ago and does it cover wreck removal?
cheers.
Trek
Trek
NSW
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7 Sep 2018 9:57am
stray said..








Trek said..
I must be a bit of an alien, since I put my Trek Transponder on the boat I have saved $5000 by insuring 3rd party only. I dont think anything could happen to the boat so fast that I couldn't fix it given the warning I would get. If it did I just have to grin and bear it. But I forgot about the insurance companies trying to milk more out of us by surveys, in that case much more










Who is the 3rd party with? I couldnt find anyone doing it 3 years ago and does it cover wreck removal?
cheers.






Youi. There were also two smaller firms who offered, cant remember who they were. Also at the time Youi were willing to adjust the premium depending on how many days a year the boat was actually used. They were very helpful. Dont know about wreck removal, I dont plan on that :-) I would suggest phone around again. Youi have also insured a friends boat (1990 Hutton 25) without needing the out of water survey. My friend said they took down the details and done.

www.youi.com.au/watercraft-insurance/third-party-fire-theft
fishmonkey
fishmonkey
NSW
494 posts
NSW, 494 posts
7 Sep 2018 10:55am
MorningBird said..

fishmonkey said..
Noakes charged us $540 for a survey for insurance late last year (not including lift/launch).



Thanks for that. How big a boat was it for?


31 foot.
stray
stray
SA
325 posts
SA, 325 posts
7 Sep 2018 12:27pm
Trek said..

stray said..









Trek said..
I must be a bit of an alien, since I put my Trek Transponder on the boat I have saved $5000 by insuring 3rd party only. I dont think anything could happen to the boat so fast that I couldn't fix it given the warning I would get. If it did I just have to grin and bear it. But I forgot about the insurance companies trying to milk more out of us by surveys, in that case much more











Who is the 3rd party with? I couldnt find anyone doing it 3 years ago and does it cover wreck removal?
cheers.







Youi. There were also two smaller firms who offered, cant remember who they were. Also at the time Youi were willing to adjust the premium depending on how many days a year the boat was actually used. They were very helpful. Dont know about wreck removal, I dont plan on that :-) I would suggest phone around again. Youi have also insured a friends boat (1990 Hutton 25) without needing the out of water survey. My friend said they took down the details and done.

www.youi.com.au/watercraft-insurance/third-party-fire-theft


Youi only did boats up to 38 foot at the time and the marina im at require removal of a wreck as part of the policy after a couple of uninsured sinkers.
Trek
Trek
NSW
1215 posts
NSW, 1215 posts
7 Sep 2018 2:10pm
stray said..


Trek said..



stray said..











Trek said..
I must be a bit of an alien, since I put my Trek Transponder on the boat I have saved $5000 by insuring 3rd party only. I dont think anything could happen to the boat so fast that I couldn't fix it given the warning I would get. If it did I just have to grin and bear it. But I forgot about the insurance companies trying to milk more out of us by surveys, in that case much more













Who is the 3rd party with? I couldnt find anyone doing it 3 years ago and does it cover wreck removal?
cheers.









Youi. There were also two smaller firms who offered, cant remember who they were. Also at the time Youi were willing to adjust the premium depending on how many days a year the boat was actually used. They were very helpful. Dont know about wreck removal, I dont plan on that :-) I would suggest phone around again. Youi have also insured a friends boat (1990 Hutton 25) without needing the out of water survey. My friend said they took down the details and done.

www.youi.com.au/watercraft-insurance/third-party-fire-theft




Youi only did boats up to 38 foot at the time and the marina im at require removal of a wreck as part of the policy after a couple of uninsured sinkers.


Treks 35 ft so maybe I got lucky. But I still would call around. Policies change all the time.
MorningBird
MorningBird
NSW
2711 posts
NSW, 2711 posts
8 Sep 2018 12:08am
Trek said..
I must be a bit of an alien, since I put my Trek Transponder on the boat I have saved $5000 by insuring 3rd party only. I dont think anything could happen to the boat so fast that I couldn't fix it given the warning I would get. If it did I just have to grin and bear it. But I forgot about the insurance companies trying to milk more out of us by surveys, in that case much more


I'm in Italy, getting to Drummoyne might take a while!
MorningBird
MorningBird
NSW
2711 posts
NSW, 2711 posts
8 Sep 2018 12:09am
boty said..

shaggybaxter said..


MorningBird said..



David88 said..
How old is the last one?





2013, they want one every 5 years. It is all these annoying and costly issues that can put a bloke off having a boat.




Gday MB,
Yep on the money side. I have to get my liferaft serviced this year to be eligible for racing.
$1500.
Per year.
You can rent them cheaper than this.
Go figure.



yep stopped having mine serviced about 7 years ago got sick of buying new ones to meet rule changes now rent off great circle way cheaper


I sold my raft which I only used for Lord Howe. I also rent off Great Circle, way cheaper and I get a more modern raft.
MorningBird
MorningBird
NSW
2711 posts
NSW, 2711 posts
8 Sep 2018 12:10am
I'll email Noakes and see how I go. Thanks for all the tips and comments.
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